Adventurer

Travel one extra movement action a day at half movement before Fatigue sets in.

Identify an old object's age, culture and likely use.

Harm from a trap, fall or collapse is reduced by 1d6.

Cut the sleep needs required by your race in half.

+2 to navigate, spot hazards and remember routes in ruins, tombs, caves and built complexes.

On top of Focused Breath Holding, spend Vitality to hold on longer: +2 rounds per Vitality spent, never below 1 Vitality (at that point the body forces a breath).

Add your Focus score to your Breath Holding score, increasing the time you can hold your breath.

In combat, spend your support action to urge your mount to move one extra die in movement dice. On the road, your mount can keep a fast pace for a full day adding one extra die to its movement dice.

Learn what an artifact does without activating it (the GM may call for a check).

You are able to identify plants and know their properties.

You can make a normal luck check to ignore the effects of a trap should you spring the trap.

Once per settlement, find someone useful there: a fence, a guide, a healer or a scholar.

+1 to Perceive when attempting to read lips.

+2 to history thanks to your knowledge about an area's lore.

Use the wrong tool, or improvise a missing piece of gear, without the usual penalty.

Once per day, when you would be dropped or incapacitated, stay on your feet for one more round. You will get one more round with this skill to act before death takes effect, allowing you to heal or react.

Also piece together what happened at a site: who was there, when, and how it ended.

Sprinting also increases your movement by half (rounded down).

When a plan goes wrong, your first action in response gets +2.

Once per full rest, restore an extra 1d6 Power to yourself. For one hour rests you restore your Power Gen Dice -1. 

You can skip sleep every other night without penalty.

Outside combat only. Once per day, when exposure, hunger, thirst, heat, cold or exhaustion would worsen your condition or drop you, make a Normal Survival check; on a success, ignore it until you next rest. You also go 1d4 days longer without food or water before penalties begin.

By making a Normal Acrobatics Check, you can safely swing on your rope or whip that has been lassoed around an object, moving across a gap that is up to double the length of your rope or whip with one movement. 

Difficult terrain does not slow your travel outside combat. Allies following your route get the same benefit.

You know about traps and how to design them. You can tell what a trap does by looking at them.

Climb sheer or smooth surfaces (castle walls, cliffs, wet stone) without gear, at one difficulty level harder instead of impossible.